The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-18


Ihsy beard tie e<a~,ess r.:ser AMI sn ;sh
q ss,e sso''.iaD s;aifs-she .1ssy s!-l.s ct the
Siiad ,i.7oEl-s Tbs >za.ese irs. naA-i irr.-.s.s
-.oaler stil -" rolling ot he1.,r w:eess
oTsr tbs rough s...-c:s. and al taesc ye.s.
tom .-.ss rat hs t!s- .1:ieis Of ,:ea in aony
-t'1asr teii3H-s. sa:i i.s~i,e', -bos ,ssp, a..
suffering:
Think rutaer.- sai Aun, ne5by ca..nlr.
CT los a.eyf made o:heT~ sa.fa- Hits
Gods jDdsn,-r.. oa en-
Rachel t9rnsd to Fo.1reg Eh., ..rn
csozoe I,exit Will TN. c..i III Wilt. ..9..-
f@ie-ases fail heck ard scavc this pla...:-
Hardly. This : o.l'y ike ,hs. t4s. ,l.a j,
tie fac in a fsh. a,ween tpa Ii. .ssy.-.
r,ea, who We lnekesi boris ter s.- wi.ich i,
the tes: man. Hit : on'y so-ter l.-nt.,,u'
the jints fur the death rassri-
-ie<: and what next:7
Well. Easys started fur .li> ere p.scc
a. sse', hound TER come beah. Bra-s. i,r,rd
Le shan, come heah. an i, .!,,a' h., ,,-n
hack TO ..efcni the town
What am I-vha: are ". =, ts, in III.
E.@sn wL.ir:~
-lene ter do ,,oki u oa'y s:ay in ;:,- hons.
ez close ez yc kin, en- wal. ,el ,te cs..nc,.
ce'1la..s ter I'VE ye. Iii. may /. ,.r-,no--., an,
bit naa,n: b. fur s.zne days Tn.-x. army
f,sorss are m,uty uIss11ia- .Aun. D-b.,y 4
take k:--r On ye. al. sci! 10. l.. in a NIT. a
aan-ey-
But "cii ~, yci: trs-su-n,yf-
liz c:-c' 81 kin arrange hit. Tr, ATTN,
ex oi..cssy -. messenger .,ss.. laasau..,ers
hs. ! ]! co,rse L.. y rhcre,ef. Lin sit :.
shancs-. sn' keep :e p1s.esl-
iAi> was Friday night An day Ss.;vca.v.
as ao'' Is the light lasted. Eachc. stood q. III.
"s:is-o'' aIsi watched with sinking tear. the
ssea'.f !ai!o|.o o. the Confe<;cra,es iryn the
n"rsA HAT nigh. she ani Aur. p,.ty
waited III. midnight for Fo-,ner. bu, b. did
TOT co'.ie. Ali Cay Sunday she >:ooi a, her
pe'Ss ana watched the unata,esi IoCr:u: j.. On
ioe Nashville pike. Fortner cid 10, c,r.e
thas EiSat, She was jowcast, but no shade
dsssurisL the serenity Of Aun. Delbv's s~.~,
csmh'ns. 80 It Was again on Monday and
1us>sis! ihe continually Swarmin: multi
soues weighed down her spirits like q mill.
sosS. She ssmei to be encompasse,l ty
h'ii'os's Ok armed enemies They appeared
more plentiful than The trees, Or the nsks. or
tnc seaHes even They Gllel the streets of the
A"'1e town until It seemed impossible for
snoancr one 10 find Standing room. Their
cavalry biackened the faces of the lonp
ranges Vt bills Their artillery and ~a-ons
|
st1ceme1 along the roads in . never ending
train Their camp fires lighted up The Gown.
ny At night for miles in al directions
Suse at dusk Tuesday night Eortp~r ram.
IN and was warmly welcomed.
There are such countless hosts of N. con.
sedersses' Rachel said to him after the frst
greetings were over, that quite deSnair Of
cur men bsins able to do anythin: with
1oem- II seems impossible tha, ,a-ne q, he
gathered together any y here else in IL. vorli
Us many men as they have"
don't wonder We think 50. bu, et we'd
oeen "aar l "uz today yed think the; all
tae "o'!I "ue r:aScLin' round III blue u.i-
ios''iS Over Leah hit SEEMS e. =. all tho "a.
oars On the hills had sldlin,ly ,o-n,i int,
con'e,!erase soldiers Tire n.:,es from, h,-ah
'os niu'cuats are swarrnin' thicker'r t.,-s i,
a Ieil y burkw heat
ta'er r.-.es from here: Is GU. army
"a,ain thru ini!e> Of here.-
H'- s2!Hn!y Is, ar the L9.sl-a-tul!as,